[sarasmom]

Now calm down!

"Known" is obviously very different from:
"all available and proven evidence points to"
"all available evidence points to"
"available evidence suggest"
"available indications are"
"indications suggest"

So a fed saying something is "known" is either because "it" is either an inescapable fact or utter fiction.

[RegulatorCountry]

"Now calm down!"

No, YOU calm down, lol.

[JustaCowgirl]

So a fed saying something is "known" is either because "it" is either an inescapable fact or utter fiction.

Ok. Thanks for clearing that up. ;-)

Now, do you know what the meaning of 'is' is? I've been wondering about that for the longest time.